Answer:
The speaker is Danforth
Reverend Parris wanted postponement
Because their execution was also scheduled for that morning, and the village anticipated it.
Explanation:
This portrays Danforth as a non-compromising, stubborn and determined to carry out the desires of the village without delay, in a manner that it serves as a deterrent to others who might want to follow the same path to expect a similar fate.
<span> Congresswoman Chisholm's delivery that was so inspirational because
D. She incorporated stereotypes into her speech.
In her speech, she went straight to the point. She did not use any highfalutin words to sugar coat the bitter truth that women are being stereotyped. Example of this stereotype is </span><span>"The happy little homemaker and the contented 'old darkey' on the plantation were both produced by prejudice,"</span><span>
Stereotyping is what most people do without even knowing it. It is not a subject that everyone can bring up in the middle of a conversation and become its focal topic.
Her speech awakens the consciousness of people that they have been stereotyping people unconsciously. Thus, prompting them to do something about it.
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Answer: 1, 4, 5
1) distinguishing between key details and minor details
4) citing evidence from the text to support the conclusion
5) restating the most important points in the text in one's own words
Explanation:
Well,
think logically (just hear me out, I didn't mean to say it in a hostile manner)...
You want people to vote for you, so connect with them.
Perhaps think about something you did with your classmates, an event, say something about a connection that you had with everyone there and just make them laugh. Humor always wins.
:)
good luck bud
